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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader notes a state initiative in Kentucky to educate youth on highway value with primers teaching simple statements like This is a road and It is a good road. The program emphasizes saving time, team, and wagon, framing the good road as a friend and public good.
The Olney city council bans sale of jake except by a registered pharmacist under prescription with purchaser name and sale date kept as public record. Newcastle prohibits public dances. Both ordinances aim to improve moral welfare and would help if enforced.
The ongoing conflict between the president Dr Blayney and the faculty at the college concluded with an armistice last Saturday a postponement to ensure a peaceful Monday opening. Also noted is Has kel County Fair October 1 to 3 featuring a parade by old settlers who lived in the county before 1886.
A Saturday vote on road bonds is framed as a step toward progress, encouraging residents to support funding for highway and infrastructure projects. Local officials urge turnout to advance planned improvements.
The Bell System announces the regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 dollars per share. It will be paid on Thursday October 15, 1925 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Saturday September 19, 1925. H Blair-Smith, Treasurer.
G B Carter of Wharton urges immediate highway work to ease drought hardship. He argues state and federal funds can be matched to finance road projects, creating jobs for idle labor and keeping dollars at home rather than imported labor. He calls for action by the Highway Commission, Legislature, or Governor to start the program now.
A moral on money habits touts life insurance as the safer path to wealth. It argues many fail to save due to many appeals to spend, leaving most at sixty five with nothing. By buying life insurance one can save and protect funds for the future.
The upcoming National Theatre presentation features a ten point guide for married life. It promotes shared work toward a common cause early to bed and rise, balancing duty and pleasure, forgiving faults, avoiding separations, crafting clothing cooking meals attending church and guiding children in marriage.
Relocation and aid appeals surface as Christian refugees flee northern Palestine. Mary Ford reports Harran district towns and American mission churches and schools destroyed amid Muslim revolts pushing Christians south along the Syrian frontier. first such disturbance in two decades.
A hotel clerk quotes a room rate of two dollars up to six and a collegiate responds humorously about waking early. The exchange captures a light moment in a historical lodging scene.
A health column warns that excessive protein in meals, especially in older adults, harms diet and raises risks. It critiques heavy beans, dressings, fresh meat, and seasoned foods as protein rich, linking overeating to high blood pressure kidney issues and brain events. It urges readers to reduce protein and heed dietary caution.
The remark reflects opposition to delaying action, suggesting the speaker values immediate progress and modernization as radio sets become common in households. The quote hints at broader debates over timing and adoption of new communication technology.
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